What The Web Is Doing To Our Brains By Nick Carr Neukom Fall 2013 Donoho Speaker

Nicholas Carr On What The Internet Is Doing To Our Brains The mind in the net: what the web is doing to our brainsnick carr, pulitzer finalistthe donoho colloquium presented by the neukom institute at dartmouth coll. Announcing at the beginning that his main goal of this talks is for you to go out and smash your smart phone, nicholas carr tells the audience exactly how the internet is affecting our.

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